The Mumbai LitFest witnessed a remarkable gathering of bibliophiles and literati for the highlight session titled “Celebrating Women: The Shashi Baliga Memorial Session — My Medley.”
The session featured an esteemed panel comprising Vidya Balan, Ila Arun, and Anjula Bedi.
The focus of the conversation was Ila Arun’s much-anticipated autobiography, “Parde Ke Peechhey.”
The session took an intriguing turn when it was revealed that the autobiography includes a dedicated section on Vidya Balan.
This revelation left the audience pleasantly surprised.
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